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the Dahlia and ,
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'. x6t. so Maur years havo passed
since we ,were, accustomed to hearing,
1'v9%At are they?" whon dahlias loom-
41nto view., Now the dahlia has
t"t Its way, 44ee,4 in the race of
er when It was
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beiiii-litioribved by leaps And bounds,
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Thb 'exquisite cotorlaos and artistic
tora4tton, give It such Deauty that you
loortwiqe,wouderlug what they. really
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I Of course* 4ahllaa have away Ali Sep-
tOdber oad October in the, out -flower
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, , *ets., Yod see the leading flower
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'00040till .15110oms, and autumn leaves.
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44441,1-, ly,00, find them in the finest
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cea� stow them yourself it : ..4 have a
� vW,4,ll',' garden 9 The .newer varieties
V16ilh reality 'easier to grow than most
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.44611ii-grow Into flne�-bushes a4d do
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��` 1r#1o'VtrIetV has much to do with It.
1f',$0V Were going Into stock raising
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� . WV'durely would -not start with mon-
. 001."BiOck,'but rather with pedigreed,
In Otdor to have all the vigor and
I boqth to build your business'on. Just
i4,.In Wanting a garden, the dahlias
as *bll should be chosen from the
healk,�iest stoclt and best seleeted.va.
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'Of -the $01lowing VaIxtrtro
over Ate Wasted arsa after
tlxo roots, or before setting;
Plants. will be 0und very
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.BABY, HAD. BAD L
IOne Pint ,Water.
Ono 'Plat anolaaw or brown sugar.
One teaspoonful Paris green.
Mix tv
wbeatt gother And stir In enough CASE—OF EUEMA
re, to mak§ a resoonably, dry I 2,d& V"""P"'"
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Fertilizing—Appi.y Ali fertilizer And
ch"111111411 on the surface from six
to tea inches from the uui,� ana ouiti.
Vale iu thoroughly, Wei fertilizers
will burn the foliage or young eltoots
It they come lucontAct -with them, A
. good truck fortilizer, , containing a fair
Amount Of nitrogen, high in Phosphor.
10 Acid and rather low in potash, will
do Yory well, Applied As follow$: About
Me"qua-rter pound, to the hill a weak
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or two After Planting, repeating the
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Application About the middle of July,
4"MiXttire 9f equal Parts' when me,.
nure, Acid phosphate And wood Ashes,
applied as Above, except one,halt
p0n4,40 the hill, will give excellent
r0aults. It neither of the above is
4*411able, equal pArts of bone meal
%Ad WoQ4 Ashes, about one-half pound
to the hill, wilt give good results, 'Put
do not use 411 three, as A least is worse
than a famine In the dahlia family.
Cultivation—Thoroudli, cultivation Is
- or the utmost Importan", And It, pro-
perly done, Irrigation may almost be
diepenhed with. Cultivate at least
once a week and as soon after each
rain as ground ca�t be worloed without
becoming lumpy, The cultivation af-
[ ter a . soaking rain need ordy,be shal-
, low, And each successive cultivation
� deeper until the next rain, thou ohal,
, ,low again. This should be Icept. up
I until the middle of August, then grad-
ually bring the earth to the hill until
moulded by four or five more Inches.
, Irrigation—When watering dahlias
wet therround thoroughly to a depth
of five or six Inches, then follow air-
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At the Yarmouth T. X. C. A. 330yal
Camp, 1hold at TUsket 141alls in Auguato,
I found MINAW)'S LINIMENT most,
beneficial for sunburn, An Immediate re-
lief for colic and toothache.
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ections for cultivation after a rain, as
above. By watering thoroughly and
cultivating you will not find it neces.
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f ' 106. 0. .
Ui6% culture is not needed, but
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once a week in the dryest weather.
rather poor as far as fertilizing. The
Pruning—Some varieties produce
diAlk Is hardy and not as susceptible
numerous shoots.trom a divided rOGt.
to insect ruvages as most plants, so
Such shoots should be removed, except
'one
horO Again is your advantage to raise
or two of the finest, and when
fla*eirs, without Intricate culture.
these have Attained a height of about
. -��fta of the most puzzllig tasks In
twelve Inches, the tops should be
tU'Aahlla business to the selection of
.pinched out, forcing .the bush to
t4aAestvarletles to be grown on the
branch.
vOlous soils. The amateur cannot be
Disbudding—After pruning, when
,ftp00ed to do this. It must be left to
buds appear o�i the lateral or side
the',professional.
V,fe!grow five- acres of dahlias under
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shoo:ts, roll out all except the crown
bud,' and also remove all the shoota
Irr1'g;4tio'jt and ten to elevenuuder nor-
Mdje ootilitions, and find that some va-
down the flowering stem except the
- s ch as Frances White, Our
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lower top next to the. stalk, which will
be forced Into quick development and
oR0tfPwh'1su fine -quilled cactus, will not
'610(,14 well in heavy ground with
will In turn reduce flowering stems
'with
X*tet, but does wonaerrally well In
crown buds to be treated as
above. In. disbudding, care must be
d4ndg soil with plenty of water,
I . )04ak O' Day will do well Anywhere
exercised that the leaves are not torn
P,1�0.e heaviest soil and wefl wateced.
.down- or injured, in any way.
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Wesibnot be forced to bush growth
By careful disbudding you 'will not
thAVwIll interfere With its blooming.
only have good exhibition flowers at
Thii -fine dahlia is proving Its werth
all times, bat you will- keep the Plants
W the Amateur as well as to the pro-
In a more compact and healthy, condl.
(�Gil6nul by its wonderful growing
tion. A properly disbudded, plant,
4ii4-$1oom1ng qualities. It has proven
well cultivated. will bloom -much bet-
tabo the beat bloomer we grow, Last
ter In hot. dry weather -than an un -
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1104'Aiptelmens from a bush In less
quent Watering.
thoh';foui weeks' cutting,
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Cut Flowers—In cutting dahlias, do
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-,V11to fine new dahlia Is thebeautiful
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not make the usual mistake of waiting
. � bl.61�ftg of the decorative and cactus
until the flowers are fully blo VVE, but
thi . suggesting a full, high contre,
out when they are only fairly blo,%m.
dk�oative dahlia, with black curved
VVIth the centre yet to unfold, Cut in
00*, A coining up through the flatter
tbJs way, the flow�rs should Wi at
09, ' The color is a delicate, clear
least a week *Ith care. Som(hpeople
4,00,hur yellow, shading 'to sulphur
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prefer to have.alithe buds and,loliage
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beauty of the bouquet,'b�at will cause
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... 119 oo Day, Breeze 'Lawn, Coloss at
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the flowers to wilt and the much
quicker than it all the buds, and most
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te, Dreer's Yellow, Duchess Of
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1J.'t%ALWlck, Harvest Moon
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of the foliage are removed.
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13urkle,,'Mrs. Warner, Old So
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39(W ,, any4ind of soil, from .stony clay
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to, sandy loam; soil of g me.
cately brownel.
molight texture to Preferable on ac-
dQuIlt of Its draining. more reaally
After.a rain, whereas clay soil requires
460iO cultivation to keep the surface
00.jt4- crusting or baking, .
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, U(Mation should be selected %rhere
tht'V-8114' 6111uts Most of the day and
'04to water does not stand after a
�4t��-, as the dahlia must have drain-
. :r"paration.—Plow or spade sit to
,61#14 ilkohe& deep as soon its gr,D.Und
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Oxili'be worked in the spring, and cul.
0-Vate of rake over after each 'rain
'ttiAll the dahlia roots ate planted. it
- ths.i-toil hae been tnxiched -with ma,
#UXethe season before, put nothing
dy before planting but If soil has not
",eti cultivated the season before And
10 too Poor to grow it good crop of
Voo
I ,, do. then top dross it with manure
Oatore digging, but lit too heavy.
When to Plant.—One of the most
cop
mmon errors in the oulture of da-
h3aa to too early plauting, 1), the
1%titudo, of Philadelphia dAlillae should
never be planted before Way 16, the
Ar#t� two Weeks In June being pre-
Nable.
Ofyiding rooto.—If dahlia roots do
not 'show signs of sprouting by the
Uolikalng of MAY. take. them in A most
shikily Place. It the. roots are dry or
'wIthered. cover with 'wet bags or
lWot sand. When tprouts commehCe
Atowhig they Are ready to divide and
PlAut. It oprouts Are Over 'six inchw
on � on you tAke thtm, from the
'eel) - cut b to two Inches before
IVI And platitin,
o jelumpsAhoullillevorbe plant -
*d I hole. The size of the root does
Adt J indicate the Aide0ess of tile Plant,
*04 a division of -one of three tubers
with a piece of the crown showing a
Oprout is the best to plant an,d will
TbAke A better grow-th that it larger,
tluft and Droduce a firier clump for
X60 YAar'o planting. A root without
OL p0t of the troWn Will not grow.
PlAtiting.—ost'.1kila ir S should bo
I WeAted Itt it tretich or h6lo six Inches
ditol, the roots laid flat down (not ork
Va" and e6v#red With earth not over
two Adohto In depth, fillifig In to tho
I *0t, 404141WO .The tows should be
416W f6Ur to five f6et apart And the
010sitain the ro*, from 20 to 30 Inches
toot
L. ,; or froln fjlx -to eight feet 4hould
A anowed to skoh plant in garden -cul.
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Out WMAS.—If your gardpA 14, In-
febtoid with cut Voritiv, which M
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Every child—whether It, be poor or
rich—is entitled to JOY and gladness,
.Health Is the birthright of all, and
there is absolutely no - doubt that the
healthy baby is a hAppy'baby. It is
the bAby's nature to be happy—not
cross. Only the sickly baby Is cross.
The well child Is A joy to the hom6
It Is a laughing, gargling, happy little
piece of humanity whicb, drives dull
care from the household. The sickly
baby Is the opposite—he, b cross And.
Peevish; cries a great as! and is a
source of constant worry to the
mother. But, mothers, there is no
need -of your little orw& being Sickly.
Regulate the baby's boiVials And -sweet-
en his stomach witl
,� a gentle but
thorough laxative aud baby will soon
be Well and happy Again, Thousands,
Of Motherb have proved this through
their use of baby's Own Tablets—
there Is a smile In every dose Of the.
Ta,blots. GiVO them to Your babk
and make him happy. The Tablets,
are sold by medicine dealers or by,
mail At 25 cents a. box from The 3Dr,
Williams Medicine Co., Brockville,
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T114? toward shoots with $hat eye . ff.
Small things talk !ou,l to the In.
dlan's am I
The Dakface*s Arm. IS longer thAti
his 'Word.
When A fox will -kV IaWe, tba Old
rabbit Jurapa,
A SqUaW's tOhgI10 ,rIlW taster than
-the wind's lev,
There Is hothft so eloqileilt Ad a
rattlesnake's tAil.
The judla!d SoAlpZ his O"My, no
Palefgtb Oklhil his flienda I
TWO moft Will live tog6i;h6r 1-4 quiet
and friendship. but two sqtikwo never.
When a man prays one dfiy� Atka
M6418 six, the Orem Spirit thunders
and the isvil oym lauchs.
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The use Of Miller's W46rm p0*40ra
Inaurm healthy chilat-81t so, Vtr as the
411111,016 attfibut6ble to ,worms are
concerned. A -high mortality among
children 4A trsictAle.to WorjZs, These
$61) the Atte"th 41 Infafttit so that
they -are unable to,rd,%flitaill the bat.
tit IfOr 196 OX4 AUCeUrAb tto WO&ft8u.
This Vt6pat$Aloil gives Inotal" Of
hokuh 0*4 kbq* It.
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WaS sort And red end the br� 0
out Itched no tbat she wan to
scratch all the Unit. She was cro .
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I and ivedul end ,;Quld not oloV d*y
or 31C �
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I iv c0es of $cap and
fbAr boxes of Ointment she, W*s
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VAMOVS PRIJIT RE=Z8.
. OT-VA2MD op-ANOL PUDDING.
. Pour a cupful and 4 halt of ocalded
single crown, or rich milic, over one cup-
$ul of grated crumbs.. .&44 two table-
HP0031fu44 of butter and lot stand IS
minutes. Beat -tour egg4 with one-fourth
a cupfulot boiling water arid stral'o, A44
a Cupful of Busar, a tableajpoonful of
, coloring to tint 4 deeper pink. Chill
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lemon juice, the peach pulp, and fruit
Irk & Pan of Ice water and wh * qu 0
thick beat with 4 w1re spoon until frothy,
then 4xid the stiffy-beaten whites of
three eggs and beat until atfff enough
to drop. Have ready a mold lined with
halves of,peaches with blanched almonds
arranied to look like the pits, Turn'
the mixture Into the mold, chill and
serve with rich creard, Plain or whipped.
DATE TAPTOCA. �
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Pour three euptuls of boiling water over
one-half cupful of minute tapioca 'and
boll the whole for 3A minutes, or until
Clear. Cool about halt and then stir
into itone-haig eupful of atoned and out,
up dates 'with from one-half cupful to
. one cupful of. sugar, according to. taste,
Xf the tapioca bas a noticeably starchy
flavor when cooked, more than a halt
cupful'of sugar may be no ,d; *ther�
�JVwise this amount Is suffJ4 ot. Serve
with cream for a delicious dessert of
high nutritive value. -
� APPLE XXD1AX -PTJDD1XG.__
Stir half a cupful of cornmeal Into orme,
pint of scalded milk. Whon thickerted
slightly, stir In one pint of pared,and-
sliced sweet apples. lialf it cupful of
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molasses or sugar, half 0. teaspoonful of
suit, a. tet)leapoon�ut Of butter and one
quart at miW. isake, four ,hours very
slowly, In a buttered pudding (ush. To be
eateri -1Z or *old wnji ore -m. ..:. I
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Cut. al>out.a, dozen large pears in two
lengthwise, ,leaving on the atom, Pare
ano. core them. Pick over halt a ouptul
of seeded valsku.%"000k in a little water
until tender, then drain. To the liquid
add suffleient hot water to Make a cup-
ful. and v� balt In All, two cupfuls, of
sugar and asmall lemon sliced In.rounds,
Whan the syrup bolls, skim, add the
pears - and cool, slowly until the trult is
tender, tlion lift each piece out carefully
and arrange on a. glass serving dish with
the sterns pointing outward. Add the
ralsIns and a dozen or more blanched
almond4 to the syrup, boll It down until
Quite thick, then, Pour over the fruit.
Chill and serve With Cream.
I AMPLEP CHA,RLOTTE.
Cook pared and sliced apples, stirring
constantly In butter. until soft and dry.
Adding sugar, Line a, plairl mould with
sippets of bread an inch wide.dipped in
melted butter, one overlapping the other,
arrango lozenges of bread similarly In
the bottom of the mould, turn In the
atwla and cover with buttered broad.
j3ako, for half ah hour In a hot oven.
Serve with sugar and cream, or hot
sauce.
OLD-FASMONMD APPLE S,k'UCE.
Pare and quArter 9. pint of sweet ap- i
ples, place thern evenly in.a. quart earth-'
an dish. Strew over them a halt cupful i
of sugar. Then pare and quarter a. pint
of sour apples, place evenly on t10
sugared apples and sprinkle over them
two-thirds cupful of augar . Add a large
cupful of water, cover with an earthen
plate And cook In a. moderate oven for
six. hours. WhOn cool serve with cream.
ORAPE FRTJIT SALAD.
Peel the fruit ' separate the sections, re-
move the skin And take out the seeds.
Blanch 3ftlaga grapes by thTowing Into
hot water, for a minute, out in two'and
rernove the seeds. Arix with the gmp6
fruit and serve with mayonnaise. Go6rn-
ish with lettuce arid celery.
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DATE APPLE SA'UCE,
Peel, coro an;4 cut In thin slices two
large apples. Cover with ono cupful of
,cold water arid put to 9'tew. When about
halt done add one-half dupful of dates,
atoned and chopped, or simply cut up,
l n noeb8sary to add Any
I 11ag&r. alth011gh I A lItt16 may make the
i saute more palatablo to some tastes,
This combination without sugar is very
, good to ,serve With bacon or any Of the
,Pork dishes with which apple sauce Is
adcoptAble, .
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AWE AND DATE PtWDXXG.
Vat two tabIespool.ifuls of"rice Into OL
Quart of milk; add two f*16800011furs
of sugar And a quarter of a tea(Apdonful
of malt; Bake slowly, stirring oft6n, till
It begins to thickem, dra* It out, add a
CUP Of *aflhed and Out dsttm. And bake
without atirring, but owasl6nally lift the
bottom and turn ,over all, When smooth
Wid treAmy let It s%td andbi-own with.
out touching: servo very co14.
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$0,000 MEN WANTIEO
Oeforo next month this number 9,ra
wanted to step up and have their
corns removed with Putnam's 'Corn
Mtrattor—ItIg jVulfflefis—safe—sure,
V66 Only "Puta=%" it's the bOOt,
Z6, At all dealers.
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:Bro*ft wag About to have Aomo 414
tetations owto aud a8ktd ,16rk6ffv_
had JuAt got rig of the (buildefil-the, best
way to go about it.
110b 11 said Jones, "You call In a dac6nt
bull&' And tell him the 111hit you art
oret*ted to Drky� boln auto that th6 .
Aura you mention to 11AI In about a
quarter of what you Can aff6rd for the
alteratl6n; And then, It YOU Ara lueltyl
you MAY get 'half Of what Slott
want dond for About twice Ilia totat sum
Tou want to A"Ad.11
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*00rng are ctuie'4_by tho presaum
Ot tight Uots, but to out neod be
troubled With th#m long wMil so #ku.
PIA'a rmp6dy " Holloway'O'Com A�%W#
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Ono ,cupfol tip, one cupful dates
two gmptule wAinat meats. Wash aul
Health 19, the Weak, WeAry, Nor. WIX04, the light of the 4gy Is 4ouQ,
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stems. and put with th'a walnut moats
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Uldney d-AeaGo, tbrp,u .
, 8;
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That ia the otatoment. of Mim IaUr- This 07*4 in the memories keepl
IRPIAVt time, with nesor a rest VV144A
*q 344,acliiaa a_uO b4oko,oh,aA max*.
ed pan. Cut in a , d ,wrap In
, quAreN An
'Max PAM or shape in small ballo-AX14-
in
.;,
once Lad4rontA 4 highly esteemed, lady Ito joke to the ra6t -
.00104g.
living here. It to short to, the . . ,
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Xory hQ4r 1301n, like A, 44Y., LittiO
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roll. In Powdered oui$ar.
,and
Point. There can beuo misunderstand-Stsh for the day that Is Wed. 1
oss the glow iol
4"Ilb 4124 $raw pale And bblu; their
. FUDU SqV,ARE, 0. .
I two
One cupm Walnut me4ts,
Ing. of t -to meaning, it is a clear .and
ringing message to w , For its eaii4Nile, Ito shadow$
�Omon All over , And
49w;
,oyiao Are dull And pl2runU and b
, on og-
14tV
.
Oquareg'e-490olate, Quo-lialt cupmi 0ut-
t6r, three
'Cs,1144% It tells them AvUere they, too, R1.0joice for t
MAY find rollie ,he wouAdo it has moude4,
; , f.
GIOWIV bul surely fades, Bup$_
,
uerq$ ,women �4 ,girls ,because, ,.Of
,eggs, Qp
, e cupful oug4r,
turee-rourtho cupful br4.p4 tiou -
on e
FPr It no'or will Come back to you.
Vor ninety Par cent. of the 1418 from '�-'A4fAX*cQi00r,
.
%lietir work and wor,ry, look older
.
_ _r,
halt te"Poonlat 'Vanilla, Xelt 0000-
'Which womon, suffer come from weak —0, V. B., �4
!than t:40ir years. Wh4t1hey need Ilk
'
olate, Add batter, stir until, butter
,or 41seaeod kidneyo. They are the �,I., . , .
, ! , : .
th itrao, atrougl0i,
' o frequent U�"4"O' A .
�onlu
Malts and set aside. , g9o, aci(t�
jaep,t 0
in& graduAll.y 6-ae cuPtul sugar. Mix
011"a that etrala all the Impurities, PUY=
�
all of the seeds Of 418MO *U� Of t40 UOSt gracious Goa, Who h .
"t 'been
: r( edy � g t4vin. through
'the lay!mDr. W11114 a I Plak,lPlills aro,
and..sitt bread flour wita baking vow-
,
der AA4 0alt, Ada to eggs wita wal-
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wood, if they fall In this work the 112filkitOlY 1000ful to us, not only In
Impurities reniatn In. the blK4L and the rohr past, but through, the
1,11ro actual food (to 104e a1mrvod nerves
I' "d t' Od brain of Idie, busluega girl.
nut .Meats olicipped fine And vanilla,
,theti. add ch000tate mixture, r1proad 'A
all
Are deposited all over the body, The Years of our life, -be pleased to Accept
roswts � show themselves In weakness, I our most unfeigned thanks f or Thine
y ma ug rtdb, red biood 'they sup-
ly Just the kind -or :help girls need
,
aliallow'pans., bake about '.0 minat 00
.
weariness, nervouflness, headaches, Innumerable blessings t6� vs,; gra
backache, dropsy and ., clous-
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to Loreisorve their bealltU And energy,
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and out in quares. while warm..
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rheumatism. 17 pardoning the manifold sins And.
Ask your nelgh,bor it all theoe'dls� Infirmities, of life ,
And their good looks, Dr. Williams
in
P k Pills, bring bright eyes, rosy
MAHGTJRWTM.
Ofte and one -halt cupfuls gugw, one.
Our , past And bouAti-
Oases cannot be avoided bY` using fully bestowing upoli its all those
Doddle Kidney Pills to strengthen the
'which
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cheeks, lrlKb sp.rlits and tlius make
thei day's duties UgNtor
halt ouptal water, five marshiufiu�ws,
whites, one-fourth teazpo.)a-
,;rust$ and virtues may r
lEldneys. , us acceptable to Thee, And, every
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Miss Mary 11, Hunt Buys; 1114aa;r
i�f _9
vanilla, one cuplul, walnut meats#
,
Fear wbich Thou shaWbe pleased to
AM ,
MAL AND TZWF,RATnZ add to Our llvcz, ad ie
'People it'liluk of the life *f a s""hool
08.01er as one of compar<ive ease,
saltineo. Boll sugar And w4t,ar until
-
I syrup will spin a thread, Rem 0, to
I
implore T116, mo;� strongth to, our
with, aborlt hours And'hioliday ple'uti-
IlGWS,
back of range and add marshmov
My Creatures of Tropical 01julga faith, more ar4or to our love, and A
,
Iful. But 4h.0 reverse ls� the ow.
out In pieces. Pour slowly,, vibile
_ I greater PerfectioL to Q4r Obe ionce.
Alw d
0,7-8 Have Dark Okins.
When ,one haslp stand klay after,day,
beating constantly onto stiffly beaten
and grant that, in A hurable sinoerit;
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year in ,and Year out, w.*tb. the wor-
egg .whites; then add vanilla and wal-
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rtes -great aua, small, from baud -ling
Out meats cut In pieces. Spread sal-
tines with mixture and bake in a
. serve Thee most. .1sithfuliv
Anim , the re,
, Als are not so easily acellmat- malader of our lives, for Jesus Chrl,sve
ed as most people thl)1k, 11for
dhilioren, it ;bc-gin$ to tell apan e
ev a
0he 0trqngeet, -and especla,
� Ily upon
moderate oven until puffed, and doll-
�
instance . sake. Amen.
a monkey used to living in the trees - �
.
ithe nerves. I bad been teaching .
,
cately brownel.
In the shade, It, exposed to the hot
About -five yeara 9,ud was then locat-
. . L SALAD STJGVTVSTJON18. -
ft Layman, in Sheffle ' '
PICRI sun, will die withla three I � Id, Eng., Indepen.
: ed tat k fln,9fleld, Ont., lvten I found
ET
Salaft are notused as much As they
hours. A rabbit will be Acted on in . dent.
I was far file= having 44e vitality I
should be. Some folks maintain that
I
lettuce Is too "high. Uranted, but do-
the same way, It has been shown .One wonders sometimes in'these
that thesla particular animals have not
eta-r1ted out walli. BeVore my term
"%Q,s cut I ihad a complete nervous �
llolous, salada can be served without
strenuous days -when tke I
.
developed a sufficient supply Of per- mb.terial life lies heavily 0411 Of the
"Poll 'u�al'
Li
brevIrdown. I tried dQctor's medl-
lettuce, using celery tops and parsley
to garnish.
spir4tlou glands, An Animal with a �
'plentiful supply of t,,ese glands 'Can where th,) habit of pr4er is becom�
clule and eA lielrped,'Ibut only for a
W,11110. I then tried osteopathictroat-
A very.tempting salad graced our.
tablis recently, It consisted of finely,
stand - almost a-aything . Ing a, neglected feature of' ur social
Ides We see
he In the way Of eXi , stence. On, so mgAy s 0
for the evapqratlon of perspir -
meult .bult with no batter reeults. I
Ouffered from loss of appeti,te, slept
cut applep, celery, olives and p1men-
toesp covered' with rich mayonnaise
,tat,
evidences. of c. relessuesk and neglect,
ion has An enormous cooling effect of the spiritual side Of life that make
Therefore animals
T,folorly, was norv-04 i
� s and troikbled
'with
dressing. It was served on iud.lviduoA
dishes with salted cheese waters.
used t Q living. in
trees ,or in the shade, not having the us extremely doubtful on the point.
glands Yet if ever a nation stood In need of
, cannot stand tropical heat.,
severe headao%,ee. Holidays
calne, and I tried, -a ciliange of schools, i
When yon Lare, "at you wits' ends"
tr cold boiled rice, celery and green,
Another pecullarity I'S that an the Prayers of its people surely It
. heat . Imala Is our Own. it is palpable t(. the ob.
Acellm.4ted to tropical
but got into A tharder place w',',q3re I
had over fitty puipas Under my ear6. i
,
�I,hsl;e i
,7
peppers with tomato dressing, Then
always
have dark or reflecting skins, All serving eyp that things ,Are done
were days 1��en 1. t swemed
�io&pozsllble ,for me to cArry my
substitute potatoes, white or sweet,,
.
lor rice. .
antMa a domestle'ated in the tropics openly and unashamedly, without the
'd not have taem. before'have slightest -pretence of religious consid-
that df
on
Work. At 'this otago,my sister, who.
',bad
Potatoes, celery and & few bits of
acquired dark .skins. stations., that muld not possibly 1>0�
also beer a teacher, otronglY ad- 1
.
or stewed veal are delicious.
.Black skina'absorb more heat than done if those concerned ever took Into
v1sed me It -o try Dr. Willilame, Pink
Vllls 1
,chicken
Sprinkle fluely-minbed stuffed olives
�white ,.,skins, and it would therefore Account the prob4bility of any reckon-
I took the adv.$e ,and (by Q10
or carrots over the top, Of course let-
seem to'be the wrong color for the Ing beyon;l the immediate present, or
time I had finle'lted my eftowl box, I 1
,tuce Is an I. iprovemexit, but not a ne-
troplag. But the aj),00rption of heat the need for any spiritual assistance
felt Ifliat Ithe pills were �,helping me. I i
'cessity. . . .
by the black skin. produces, excessive 'against "the world, the flesh and the
own'& on my uJillith box when I decided I I
AN-TAROT140 "$IIZLr ICZ11
perspiration and consequent O '_ b� devil," the 'constomt mktagonlam to
co g
,there VaS UOL necesgity for coutinu- i
.From the work of revent dxplora-
Sir Douglas Mawson
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vaporatidn, so it I,% re,Ally a b essin these wh6 ,desi, e to walk in the foot-
g
I reflecting skin would i not absorb Stops of the One who Is Perfect God
, , 5 I "had inever felt I
'Ing libn treatment
bet1terf hnd,aad gain.ed;twelve, pounds
tions, concludes
that the ro. % foundation on which the
much of the heat rays. Such a skin and Perfect man,
I, like &-rairror, arid Is possessed by. The pra�,erless life must of necessity
in ,welgilt. Dr. Willianis, P.nk Pilla,
'with plenty of fresh Air, worked
Atitaretle Ice cap rests is very lrrer,u-
lar, partly above sea level and Partly
I sleek Animals, . be gravely' Incomplete, It Is that, of
Black skins, while they absorb heat a man who wanders through an un-
'Wonders in my case and I should Ad -
T!ee k1he NZe 101f tibc-mi 4W any
below, and that Its thickness, which
Is 'Very variable. may reach a maxi-
more quickly than wnite, also lose It known land. abounding In hidden
Other
run e?o'Ra ticaohok,", ..
mum of se.'>ral thousand feet,. Uii(ler
-the talckost portioum t,b�e static, pres-
more quickly when the animal gets morasses, ,with a
in the ishade. As a matter of fact, to guide him,, or of th
, e man who l6ses
You can get Dr. WdIllams' Pink
041� from, any dealer In medle,ne,'or
sure at the base may be as great as
one ton per square inch. Under'such'
nearly all dark skinned Animals of his wmj in a maze end Ignores- or
the tropics hide during the day time does not bear, the voice of the guide
bY Mail, Pu'.At paid, 'at 50 cents a box,
-or six boxe.4 ,for ;2.90 from The Dr.
a covering there may be a consider-
and come forth only at night, simply who sits In a lofty Nees on purpo3e
because they are not supplied with to �
'WilU101316' IMediofne "Co, BTOO�v;ill ,
t ., 0
q,ble Accumulation or ground heat, And
it Is Assumed that the under ,,iortlon
direct him. Think It over in your
glands and not because at their black Own "'quiet hour" and consider how
, Ont. I ,
I .0 *4__t__
of the Ice mass Is undoubtedly soft
and plastic. Where the sea breaks
skin. Important a matter Is it. I I
' Animals. in general cannot easily. Frola the earliest days of Ole Bibli-
1,
.. b QU=R 100INS.
441. ., I
up the tea at a rate .faster than the
Tl6w, the sea from it xubstantlally the
adapt themselves to a new allmatop cal history we have examples to prove
but It has been pro'red that man can .that man felt the need of callhip.,
�
X`on T' at W '
ey h as Ciroulated
coast line, But - elswh6re. as In the
adapt himself to any climate, whother God for hoh.) In time of trouble;napoldl
his immediate Ancestors were ever
as
Result of the'War.
Great Ross barrier and the Shackle-
t0u� Shelf the SUDWY Of Ice exceeds
we have only to turn to the Book of
subjected to it or nor, The re4son Is Psalms for a wealth of example. The
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the rate of erosion at the a6k front,
In the wonderful heat regulation of
the human body. I man who needs words,to express his
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Tle great war brofigho, into ctrea-
And the overflow from the land main.
�alns a thicksheet of "shelf fee" ex-
soul In RmYe;r to -day can find there
Whon a, man is hot In the summer Petitions *hic)t Are as suitable to pre-
latiOn some very odd kluL of money.
tending far out to sea. The sea front
time and needs cooling he perspires
freely And the sweat evaporates and sent day -needs as they were when the
b
T ore was lack of coblyer and nickel
of the � e cao, at the present rate of
advance or flowing out, Is estimated
Shepherd -King composed thern. if he
cools, him. Whon.he gets cold the falls to 4ts'covc-_- the exact sentiments
nores close up and do let the
throughout Europe, oWing to the do -
Mand for those metals' for munitions, I
to have left the centre, In the seVenth,
Q
not
;'�emt comej out and cool him. This that he desires, he can at cmy rate put
etc.; and, to aggravate the situation 1
century of our eta. �
. himself into a frame of mind that will
regulation is minute and involuntary
People everywhere to6k to boarding i
0.0.0_�
enable him to approach God In a
.and Is on the Job every minute of the way
I day.. A man can go naked in snow that, If lie is eAiest in his intention,
. cannot but prove acceptable.
And Aet suffer much discomfort, The
But don't forget that
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coine. .,
issued hundreds of mil- I
11�0"MA`11 I
4911s of five-pfeanig and ten-lifennig
Iron
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Heals InflaNd NOSWIS
poros close up into tight knots prayer is net
coins ooatAd wifli. zinc to pre -
Stops qlatarrhal Discharge,
(gooseflesh), and thus have the body a mere ulochanizal action. Vain reps.
oov�red with a s1rin almost airtight. titions'in which the mind is not ton-
vent rust. Iron'colns .were likewise
Minted by the Governinents ot,Swe-
'
- - '*..$.�_ I wrned further than to repeat so many
den. Norway and Denmark.
I Cures Colds Quickly
. Barefooted Soldiers. set phrases at a time are of no more
The Germans issued one-pfPi1nIS
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. value thar� the twirling of the prayer-
gan
Slam's present military or- Nation wheels that one finds kept)3pinning by
Pieces of aluminum, and In �'*Akria
alao aluminum coins of five centimes
- - - I I - �
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, Poor remedies have given Catarrh
dates from, 1902 and is the outcome of the mountain streams In. Thlbet,
two years' study of the various mili- wheels. wh4ch con'tain writen prayers
And ten centimes made their appear�
ance In circulation. '
the reputation of being incurable. But
� ly and quickly, if the
-Tight
tary org4nizations of.Europe. It em- wheels which contain V�ttten prayers
bodies the,militia system, with a dash brought before the notice of God by
Germany isgUed muslin notes, and
the local governments in' that country
,method fe employed. Snuffing,
a powder or Ointment up the nose,
of universal service. their continual turning. Contrast this
Every, citizen is liable to ser*e for sort of m446-hine-made prayer with that
and In Austria printed paper money
Of the smallest value ever known, ro-
won't cure Catarrh, neither will tab-
lots. douching, or stomach modicinee
tv-.,o years In the line and then for five ot the pilblioan A h exclaimed with
years in the first and ton years in the bowed head in the Temple, "God
V 0
presenting one-fifth of a. cent,
Even -more curious was the paste -
cure, These treatments fall because,
they Only Affect 10004 cOn4ltIGJ2s, they
be
second reserve, but only so many, are i-Uerciful to me, a sinner." .
board money Issued in some Of the
do not remove the cause, which is
called up as art required to keep up a Bishop Walshain How once wrote
strength of about .30,000 men on a "Praying
onemy-occupied cities. in France, It
was In denominations up to five
geM life established in the hings,
bronchial tubes-, and nasal passages.
concerning prayer thus: Is
peace tooting. Those who are thus like speaking from Your heart to God
tratics, and was of difterent colors
Ordinarr remedies do not reach those
called up receive A% COMPensation cer- always
tain abatei-Aents of taxes, The rest of Is that wliat your prayers alre
and sha,pee--9quare. round., octagonal.
oval and ddamond shaped This "card
I zemote parts, but Catarrhozono does,
for it Is breathed through the Inhaler
those lika? Do you really, feel that God is
liable to serve pass straight ta4�o listelting, mud try to speak to Him as
.
money" was guaranteed -bv the local
into evory air cell In the lungd, Into
the reserve, which Is called out at ceit.
tain intervals from fifteen to you would speak to someone standing
Sixty
municipality, and was good ontr for
use in traftsactiorts with merchants Of
every air passage In the head and
throat. No matter where the Catarrh
days' training. 11 by you In the dark, whom You could
not see but kpaw to be there? I know
Besides his Arms and his clothes, the -
the -town where it was issued.
Aleanwhilo, the clever Japanese
is Catarrhozone, will reach it, It kills
the germs, heals sore spots, clears the
it- is V�e
Slaniese ry hard to do so always, but
soldier receives 4 ticals (a tie- that Is Praying! Mild I hope you do
bought uP In China nearly all of the
"cash"—the
nose And throa -t instantly. Universal-
al equals about 96 conts)L a Month, be_ this sometimes, for If you never do
sides 25 satungs (about 8 ctnts) a day,
visible supply of copper
pieces with saaare holea, for ,qf,rIn,&_
ly used; pleasant and clein; guaran
tee -
.4 to cure or money refunded.
half of which leLtter sum, however, Is , you never pray."
The rich gifts of (;ad are not offered
stopped to pa'r for the singel meal of
Ing them thgotl,lor. At the enhanced
'price of copp8r they -were worth con -
Don't be an Object of aversion to
everyone you meet—get 'Catarrhozone
,
ride that the state "j)rovideg," The to those who do not take the trouble
to ask for them. "Ask, and y6 shall
aiderably more as bullion than as
I
to -day and use It regularly; it will
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soldier has to buy his own footgear �recoIve,?l amid Christ. But he gave
and the rest of his food. No
money,
1$ � �
cure your Catarrh, Bronchitis, Throat
Tr,.ou�lo, spitting And gagging, Large
wonder
that adylee to Ills own followers; one
the MAJOritY Of the arY goes barefoot* � Any right to ask for benefits', just
- has
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size lasts two months, price $1.00;
ed�—"In the Lands of the Sun.00
0 � 0 �as Aix earthly father extends his loving
Reep the Bowels
Aulallor size, 60; Sample Bizet 950,
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. help and Protection to .hls own chil-
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at all doalers,
An Oil of Verit.—Dr. Thomas' 2c- dron befol.10 considering the claims of
Pledular
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leotric oil is not a jumble of niedic- strangers, so God's bl6stingg Are ab-
. and
The Ziffel Tower in Paris.
InAl substances thrown together And fundantly bestowed On His children.
You'll beflealthy
pushed by advertising, ,bat the regult I gt)pja pcoplt may say that we are thus
The Eiffel Tower on the Champ do
Mars, Paris, was completed 19 1880
of the -careful Investigation of the tinellved to limit the goodness of God
curative qualities Of certain oils 'to
for tho.grett ExhlbitiorL. It is 084 feet
high, more than twice as high as the
a$ th-0, .who believe in Him; but His
applied -to the hunian ,body. It is a niorcy 1% oter all the oarth�
rare combination And it won and kept
Por .0 Quarter You �an Assist
*1
dome of St. Paul% Cathedra.1, London,
The point. that Immediately conettat
public favor from the first. A trial �a% 1.9 that ,we cannot pretend to shirk
Thom Wonderfully With Dr.
which is 04 toot In height. it was
of it Will carry conviction to any .,who -, uur joi-potsibilitlog on the ground of
Hamilton's �11164
oreated by Alexander GastavoElff&l nix
emineat French engineer, who �150
doubt Itspower to repair and heal. Isporatic 'ro Wholn.jllueh is given of
, I 000. __
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You'll never have health It the
built -the framework for ArthOlal's
"k
Jrvnn will mildh be required. Praytr
Seven bi the JUNo. Is tho daily dutY of *very 0brisitan
colossal statue of Liberty In Xew ork
harbor. The bast Is A, -square of 112
The number 7 plays a p,rominent f not A 014, to be, left itiAll. one',s diatli.
bowels are inactive. BY keeping them
Yards), troin tach torner oc vthlch
rises the four curving supports of In-
part In events In the Bible. _jAe crea- bed. Tru6, tbF dying thlof found sat.
tion t_O)X six days,* and on -the Boventa vatlop os Ito hung be 4de the Savlo-Ar
right you enouro A, clean, whole -
opme body, Why wait for cOnstiPa-
torlated Ironwork. At 600 ,feet these
there ,was rest. On the seventh day of —bat that was an exceptional event.
tion t4 clog UP slid s1tken the whole
Dr. Haldilton's Pills—
coalesce into A single %halt, There, are
three platforms at various heights, to .
tho eoyeiith month a holy observance - .
was ordained, and the Israelites least- Aftep 10 YeApt of Asthma Dr, ,J. 1),
syetem—Use,
they are the finest, ftlildest laxative
which the ascent Is made by liftff.
There,is Also 0. stairway with 1,ga,t
64 ,seven days and rested seven days. X4611699's Asthma RemedY ptoVed the
Noah had,noven days' warning of the Only relief for bile grat6ful User, and
lkao*n
of the; put strength Into the 1111160leS
stomach and never injure the
steps. Its total cost was $1,400,000, of
floodo and the Bevoti. years of plenty 'this It but, bne,cure a;inong many, Lit- .
W foretold In Pharaoh's drearo. by tle wonder that It has now ibwomo the
delicate lining of the bowels. They
got You In the habit of performinp
which the et4t.6 eottflbutod $800,00.
bat the dfittkilce foba duritig the first
-Z6
seven fat boaats, its were the seven one recognized remedy on the mar-
a tertain function at a certain titnev
Aftd thereby restore torMal con,ditionsl.
yeat, It was opened more than coveted
Its 068t. In 4009 betamo
lean years by seven lean beasts, We ket, It has earned its faMe .by lis
speak of the seven hoAvens, slid the never falling WeotlVeiiots. ,U is �Dr,
Ha.miltonla Villa are best beeaviAs
tile .tower
the J)roporty of the city of Paris,
govetith son wag *apposed to be: oh- eatatog It td-d4r, 90 It had done for
they, help Nature .hGlv hex,stlf. and
th6ttby, keep the stomach s1sroug, di -
dow6d with pre-eminent wisdom, lu years. it fis the greatest astbala
short, there is no -other laumborwhich specific i4thin, the reach 49 6,Aferitig
goation, good, blood Pure. c6raPIOXIoU
A 10ur6 16P PMil Mind Aoue.—Dim- �
enters into tho, 1311�lo so often u seven. humanityi
cleat, svIrIts bright And happy.
tUftftce Of the stomach and liver Al. ,No
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doubt the Wide populgr*., I 4 4, 0,
2
Prito 66.
w0a VV�cede attacks of favor and 111afabot
ague shoving 0rangemeftt of th6 late
and the sUporstltl6us 4Wc9 To hAV6 lived bUt tot *no aptlbg fit
c6nneo0d with It came fr6la Its the very heart ,of spring is to have
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"My frlo,nd," isaid the pious old gft-
dIge4IV;0 otgAns and detetiOrAtI01i In ,wido
the quality of tho blood. In tliesA
Uge In the MbK . , had a joy, that Might be desired by the,
� ,4 0 op Angola, )to Poem, AQ, pittura could
U46iiian "it grieves Ale tb bee l'oU uh-
der th; influence 4f 114110r." "WO
aikAtnts PArmeleo's vegeta&lo Pills
have been tound moot efftetivo,, abm-
oto, of the, tommonott tomplattita g1va lor an Itletant the awme of uni.
of injAnia is'Wofts, and the Mos,tef. vorsal be4odletloti that comes dowti
yout ompo,thr' air," replied tht, In -
obriat6d otia, quite ahamel, aly Vithal,
Ing th,a fever uild oubdutht the agw5
In a few days. There are many who
feetiv46,%opliestion for thon, IA Mother with tho fall sudden burathig of
Graves Wom fttomillilatOr, , . - springtide over the land. There Is, ist-
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'If I could Juat forget what this jig
toot me I *ouldn't have, A tare in th6
%r6 oWbjftt to viese d1stregaing dis-
_____44-6�_ 1 wswq plit dV Whon the valleys laugh
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W6rld.1'11lrmIngham App4lerald.
tutuanoes and to these there is no
Most of the old s*yIn*4, ft've out- gu4i slog More gloriously altd *lift ,
Y#4 114YOr ItAn. toll. Tho best w*A
b&tter proparAtIon procurable, 4ioj�l *
lived their Usefulness. It t064- A 'tue hilia fro moro Joyfu together be.
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couraged by the nutabor of Aaw bup, "I ,
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wornm And 4ottles W41ch turn twl I ,ii."e
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Thero seenia to be soinsWng to phtM "I
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every plant that growt anot o,4 #,",p I . I : ,
as ono'bangot Me better of ejig trol" . *1., :
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ble Another one AppeAra, "..,
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sueeew In We war agalast werm$ I I
And bugs, however, As .4 0VWthIAJ- �,,!
olim, la largely a 'mattar W "knowing; 11 ��
'how," ',Vl,.e great majority of the In. . . .1
ae,�,ts atmektug your bowers, or flow. .4 'I
oring shrubs, or AmIts, ovm be *on- -
troWd by two simplo, remedies. TUAt. ',
way .,-ouua *Izo vasy" as w seem nos-
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ploxop.,siv lite a Patent medicine Ad-
fcrticewent, but I � t is a fact. Nor pr�' ,
donor can, bowover, hope to be suo-
�;esqtul In fig4ting the garden Post
U134 two defillite things hava boost,' ,
tearu.eil. *
Virst, To become familiar .enough ,
Nylth the various insects first as to be, I
able to tell what class Or f.ype thoy. I
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oolong to, so that the proper material 1 4
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CAn be Used against them, .
Semnd: To. watch constantly And
carefully to detect the first slon. ol'.
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trouOlo, And to boprel�4rod to,art lul,l
mediately, I .�
Ninety per cent. of the insects at.
t%cldng your flowers belong to one oU
tho, two gcner,.1 olooses of eating In'-
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sects or chowin.- insects, When. soma
now pests appear In your garden, tl� -0, -
first t' ,Ung you want to determine 14
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llow he*taxejs 1�,is meals?� Is he eats.,. I
ooles in t , lie J§�,ves, petals or $lower -
buds of tile plants, then It will �be poa�-
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sible, to kill him wit.4 An internA.11 .
poison. The most of'n,ctive of the in,�,
-terLal poisons, asail the most cQnveuI-.
ont to use urid6r any L.-=41 � conai� -
tions, Is arsetiate of, lead, This may . I
be obtained In either Pasta. or powder, I
forin, It Is ini*ed wltb. cold wateri . .1
according to diroctions, to make q .
polson spray that is,effective agaloji)k .
eating or eliewlni lusects�, Calcium .
.
arsenato a light white pow .der, Is als� I
mixed wi , th water 'to malts so effed� . �
tivo arsonate Poison spTAY,- Either of .1
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these niatnrlWs 1�41114ave a slightly" .1
noticeable whita.doPosit 011 the toll:;,' . . !
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ag�e, w1fich Eome pg� I p.ticular gardeners� A I
object to. Paris gr�on, which to an�' I
other arsenAte poison, -does not leave I
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any deposit, but It is not as effeetiv0s I
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Washes off much -more quicklyp and, W , ''.
not so safe to - use as the foliage MO L . I I
be burned It the, spray mixture 4, ' I ' L .
mi,-.:e(i tbo strong. E Ither Of i11044
poisons muot be applied to the plant's . I
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to be protected wAon.
�r � the bugs 6'r ' , ,
worms to J)e fought, first appear; thA I I .
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is, the p _sLn must be applied In AOF I �.
v�-,uce to whatever they are exPeAed,
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to feed on. . . I . � .1
The sucking l4sftts� which W-!' � 1. .
clude the various forms o! plant licb . .
or aphids, a -re not affected by arsoi:14 � .
of lead, Paris green or Any .other ln� .
ternal poison ,SPZAY. M' WdOuors
would only learn this r,imple thing it: . . .�
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would save many-liourvot Work, manS7 I
plants and many Collari eacli season�'�' . .
The sucking Insects get their uou�,,' I
ishaicat from inside of t,he leaves 0 ' .
stems of tile planta. Althor.gh th .
may appear at first to be doGj little, - I
dainago, they ar.p really much morl� . I
injurious than most of chewing lite .
sects. Unless imiftefttO Steps to fig :..'�, I .
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them aro taken, they ure likely to r - I I .
the entire plant or bed Ins, short ti. "! . I
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While ma.nY things ,4avo been reCOa-' I I
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ineuded for th, cout.rol of plant lice, � 1.
scales and sue .Ing insects, the one I .
which ha,s provdd tile most conveniolit � .
and the niost efficient under olrdI4� I � �
A1,y con(litions is nicotine sliaphate, 40
'4
per cent. strong, This Is. put out U0 . 1.
der various trade niunos such �,0�1 I I I I
"Black Leaf Forty." Nicotine 'xtract,
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containing as little ,as 12 per eento : � .
nicotine, witli, other ingredients Is ot I
fectiyo, but the brands coutainlu& V - ,
malte ,,t'good quality of spray materf,4 I �
at -,Intl are rea,lly cheaper, althoug,h .
they 3naY cost more per ounce or PM
pint, To use they need merely to '. 1, , I .
nli.,�ed Nvitil cold Nvater. On 80 - . . I
plants, (,
,$pocially those with shin' � I .1
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iollage, it may be necessary to a .
A sniall amount Of Soap to the sprq
to make it -,,:I)rcad and stick b0ttM . I
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. One teaspoonful of 40 r,cr cent. hlco�-�
ti)1(3 �,Ulphate to the gallon Of WAt-#r
will inake a strong enough spray t.4 I
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control aphids, scale$, etc. I .
Nicotii:10 is Called A "contact P01"! 11 ..
son.,, 11, other Nnords, to be effectiV4 "..
it must be applied directly to UO 14"':' ' .. I I
sects to b-, controlled. There is VO �. �. .�
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use ..
, ,)Vtting it ou t,he surface of th� I
plant in advancei as Is done with arstO-. .11
pate Of load and other "Intornalff P4 LL ...
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soing. As the p -ant 401lds and Other I . I
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,suclting insects g rerady work on, 14 I I
under surface of We leaves, in applyll* .
n;cj)t.ne g)Ir,,1y LL iq dcJrable to useA
spray with conuiderable foreo, and als'o
NvItli an an,-Ic or side outlet nozzle, A6 - �
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tha,t the under surface of the fO1144
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cau Lasily oe reaClIL'U, It tile ill.seow
lia,ve lict")me 1111inewu" OuGugh so th4.L
801UL, 01 tuo Aea,v v. ar,j tlg1,iL.y i-olled A6V
G,ii%ed UIT, a:!�E tile 'Usect., canilot .04
rca&.L(I with a si,raY, ViCit off agA I
,ul;l AA, saci, ieavaa carefully bofoi��,, - �
sljay�ng. N. aac 111p piants are badl� 11
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- a it i.iay ae iltcossarY to rOP0111- I
aife.,� �
Ellis 91.ra.v t%Vi or turee times At liitik� .
valis of a few da.1'a LO e�ean the pla,4� .
t1loroughly. .�pijly,�jg e,da,r cold WatOr �
with e;s4dera.ze lo,en 12 hotirs or SO ,
aiter spraying ull. &�So heip to cle�4
the, IlLant, IN.eot-,no- ,ulphace rightl.
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used is mbzolutolY sure death - t
and other ,similar =etta Whell'it,iii �
�0, k4l"llb ,Alt� (A�it_ 4_1..'�� 'A�th tht*',
0
a you can ho�p your p,aut clean it
jua jusi. tio tne �t)u taorutillmy euo,1104,� I
1jul' A1A.,.;r AND BURERS.
k�6rj�e Of Wj� i4l;jWtS Attacking pi&00
a�lu , riov. AjrQ.- Liti, 6a turtunatWY no.�
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�aally ct tllelu%:,jj.�� in the roots,*
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t.'L., 4,4'1- L$17 .AAij1kL;,' UIC 41%101(W (A' Atalywil
Ott,; t.0 1,,4Ai,3 4.k."4.;,;.VL1.i. Tile lat(*r
a. j; t_a..(!Lt , tgg t7,,%,. Lheir presellca,,ji .
inu�caud uy tit, wfitail; U1 ple, top�'�t
file .�qajl� �,tt Nvu.tu Liie.y are at Nvork,,di '
VJ t.Alij,.I,�� A,gau:; -,u tw,.or aild putt$i
forth impertect leaveg; on, 111 the CUO
of ur1l,,tineutal terees or, shraW,
tilrougli tt ,11scolt.ration Of the bit* ..
and iiiiiaoY A $Mail 116-e At UhIOU A
wv�,dust-llko deposit appell!g. With .
jlult.6 a,nd pe: ,untals, cutting, Ott &Ud
burning tile infosted toll 13 the glmvio't
r,,medy. vVioi fruit taid ornainenitt
troes tbc borers may be dug out With
a i3harp knif6 b;ale or rtach,,d a44
killed witli a Atiff c4r,r .r VIM, : �
F or etCt.ctIvo 1)roteetloli ot your 90-
dcj,i you should keep cobstantly, d1i
lialill ti. quartity of arsthato of lead or
eWelull, arainate, 'allit 11100 40 "Ir
ee.jlt� nient'lip, sull,hatt. Thn'arscnata fo
nt lead nviy bo eninbf1iod with'a futita- ..
n1do. aq 11) tl1A rl,ln of proparatl oil's
patital.1111K botli Imedeall mixtute at -d
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,IT,.-.pn.1ft, tit 1,,.Vtd like Ilyrrkx, 13ordtalt, 11
Lend etc
TZ]t ,;Vp- wamiq 0re?%11)v 1 4
r rJ"%,4- rm. tlih f1rof F! rM 4f �
rr"itislo ?-mq 4-ty,frIn., , '.1#pr.f,% J+ VAJV
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11�, ,1,., ."'.."._ �,? JN.V.'ft 1'.0VA" of vAur
1110:4 VWI'14� 11�1 1New'4",4,Jlr -1, 11�N 111141 pf
r,pray in that ,".verj afn# SAllotin-1,
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